The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-04-21

Auiphy said he was being driver
T 9G%e s! from tne depot thst night in hacI
We scene Of tho murder and he heard . con
veecaSon and. looking out Of the hack, a.,
FREQ 9unchrath, jr., talking to tho driver
Munchrath had . companion with him. but h
1000 100 far away to DO identified; MunchratI
h t9o.ed INTO ne hack and Murphy spoke I,
beyond Twenty minutes lstor be heard o.
the ehooting. VI
Mr. Murphy, it should be explained "a,
the only Democrat employed BY the State I'M
rm nad BEEN hoped BY al concerned that ii
trsi t IS i 10 seniae.9eo attaching to tn
9TH + At the opening Of the case, however
~: 1urp J withdrew, giving - hie reason
tnet 10 pay he had already received wa in.
snmcient to compensate him for time spent
sno no n ~ no adequs.e pecuniary reward in
him Tie loyal feee provided in such cases. M.
M1rphy refused to reconsider his determina.
olo, ana withdrew from tho case,
VIM Williamson, Geo. A. Lang and s Abel.
sneam, who had presided 1t the last needing
OF No Saloon. Keepers Association gave tosti.
mony OF comparatively little importance, and
HARRY L. IEAvlrr
W. called Witness said he was proprietor of
~ %s otanosrd theatre ct the time Of tho muir
yhh the dsfendant - they had buslness
dealing: previous to the night of the shootns
q about seven months; that he attended :
nqoor mene meeting at which Arensdorf va
present; that Arensdorf said that We oueht "a
psoW up OF burn down Haddock's or Turner's
noasy ct stalks to b bothered With them sons
going with Fred 1unchrath, IT.. next mor T y,
to Tho depot and that the latter propose3
800; Ssn 10 .or': s1S 70 lick" HaddocE or
vsl1ed Sr dovS ; n t snss a hs refused
crossed toward the sioux National Bant: there
wss Path, 1rieber, Munchrath, Peters and
Two Germans; can't remember exsct,v iust
nov; tnero might have been more: learned
9Heerxaide the Germans were Grsnda and
aAoscn9sscki; they were talking about the
that Haddock and Turner wore out with
sner own horse and went over to Greenyiile
70 gam some now evidence; Trieber said
ouPPoee We go down there and lust see
nov he gains hie evidence" and said iii
1 H witness then told how himself, Peters,
tho99ht-got into hack IN front Of the Hub.
oafd House and drove to Greenville. and re-
tained 20 yunk's saloon, and left the hack
mo entered tho saloon; there met ScolIard
t 1trady. Junk, Arensdorf; after I got the cigars
the one they call ''Bismarok' came mn and
out on tho outside: Arensdorf SAID, "iet e us
street Arensdorf Peters, Trisber. P PstSr
fsn ;@e CORNER .6 6a r%ysslf stopped It ths
1unehrath said if they licked HsddocI. iusii
~ him black -eye; Arensdorf said some Se.
wing aDont drunken Dutchmen:" eaw Hal
o0cA ~ inc crossing coming toward Fourth
eueet; Arensdorf started towards him: thew
m ~ some ION steps from Water et-crossiux
\kAO N>A
into Haddock's face, and Haddock r.;.aS T1 h;a
hsnd and the hand came down and xrer.aors
paseed md shot him; Haddock Rroaned and
e!uoo3ed and finally fell; Arenedorf Kent
r14nt eoesd over Water street; about no
.ts oCoe :aser started to run towards Wstor
&c ssaee,s Attorney Marsh made the follow w.
mi vere representing Mr.: H.ddoc1 comm,
Tom tne west On Water street. on the crosse
ine. yen ~ NJ. Arensdorf oamo from flb.
Az. ssNSn soTsrds him You wero Mr.
dons Get up Close. Now walk on tov.rds
70 aud illustrate what motions and ie."r;he
II yon can - you eaw il occur that nieht
..,x ven. Mr, said the witness, sArensdorf
nns .so IaSnt ont and Petsrs after him. Henry
s: f.ss 81 81, W %.1 to ths minister 70
ga ~ tSs Il. iS' sss %4en. aei;
snd 4red Peters was eight or tan feet fsow
aeGoocx q The tmo: went right on Alter A..
3sdort l wont over 70 Kysn's honse On
~. sI ~ s1eee; there met Mr. Riley and his wife.
.y 1oetesn eSd bic wife; talked With Door.
g ssm about u ehoot1g; seot Lin for nv Vic:
Y nesosned IRON Johnson's Vith nv ia:
s1s@ wGch ard my wafe vent 70 our room:
g Fourth street; cav Arsnsdorf the d.v sSter
seooenf and he asked 10 Il sesn il: IA:
~ sohn; u is bad thing for ron: Won oueSt
nevef 70 have done that ia ~: y E1eI
~ 1ut everybody has got 70 keep still la
3oooy 80 u besides your / sid: .Everv-
99S0 &c Ne spot there must have seen 4
s Se1. 0Secoee ehey 81 stopped dumb vhen i
yoaE -, so6 W 40 sayc; Can depend On
~ Gays: Yea That i a .hon 0to. .ii
3 Keishts q Pyt 81 . brother oeS * =;
: eerwsrds and he ~ Ia h.S ;nn.
What ap p: eeloee he cosoesr's jury, and s:id:
Mnst oid you know, John?' Ia ~: sNotS'
50 ana KIND Of LAUGHED, and be ~ H"nrv
.e.sss ~ eubpnnae J, he guessed he Vonid
tR 0io efternoon He said That ienorsnt
4. S;.s ~. sonetAing Ike thst, Z couldnV
.hous sending him over e. Nebr..S. t s"ouEns
~ and from there to Gormsnx; ~ l,s .~~
~ egean about week after on Pesri strest
stsL s1ea1s; forget how tho conversstion
're@ We shoWiuG him now ~ 6v;~s
~ Pnce up. and raising tho nor. ma vsi1sSS
9Tee mont = tho door With bin. ~ ~.
:soan. oeat yo9 think II would b 8 sood ~
~ g po.ed gutlty Or self: de1snse. snd
- ~ 800; ~ out q II litter, boosns1
- - noos come OUT 10 eajd: "a:
Z I'm b 81 lisht It'd lin - m. . sad
~ ny 49, w msationed IN b. nensr
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